St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-26

for some Office. In every issue he mentions
three or four persons and covers them with
"whtewash" and "tafy' until the men dom It
know whether they are themselves or some
one else.
Developments in the new evening paper
NAV be expected very shortly. George K.
Shaw is expecting the arrival of c. A.
Ninocks and meantime is negotiating with
A. J. Blethen for the franchise of the United
Press. Mr.. Blethen has been approached on
the same errand by gentlemen who talk of
starting Il Democratic evening paper and
until they settle, close Or quit he cannot
treat with Mr.. Shaw. The latter saws h @ can
probably get an equally satisfactory news
service by means of the United lines the
Mackey-Bennett cable and the Northern
American Telegraph companies, but will make
no deal until he closes with Mr.. Bethen So
the matter stands at present.
A gentleman who claims to have made q
careful investigation states that E. Worthing-
ham, who has the contract for supplying the
city poor with firewood is giving out cheap
and worthless edgings while his contract calls
for slabs and good wood mixed. He states
that he has learned this from suffering fam
lilies and the drivers of the wood-carts.
HiENNEAPOLss GLORULES.
Bank elearings yesterday amounted to
1921, 375.49.
Friday evening South Minneapolis Forest
erS will install officers.
The art class met last evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. John Crosby.
One new case of diphtheria aud one of scar
let fever were reported yesterday.
Several members of the Makwa club at
tended the ice carnival at st. Paul last even
ing.
Officers of Queen City Council of the North
ern Legion of Honor will be elected Friday
evening.
The grand prese nation ceremony took
place at the meeting of the North Star Lodge
of Odd Fellows last evening.
The funeral of the late Mrs Eliza A. Shaw
will take place this afternoon from the resi-
dence, 1l2G Chestnut avenue.
W. J. Lewis was held for examination YES
terday in 500 to answer Saturday to the
charge of keeping a savage dog.
The Ideal Opera company drew increased
audiences at the dime museum last night
The human window-pane is also feature in
the curiosity hall.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Davenport who
died Monday evening, will take place from
the family residence, 1715 Vine place, at
O'Clock this aftern Don.
At the meeting of the Mechanics institute
at 22O Nicojlet avenue Tomorrow evening,
Vernon Bell, the electrician, will lecture on
'Elec trlc Generators
Checker and chess players of Minneapolis
the Stillmau block. All wishing to Join should
apply to +. A. Briggs or j. H. Paulson.
The Minneapolis Retail Liquor Dealers as
Soclatl IN held meeting yesterday, at which
number of new members were received. 1t
is stated that the business of the meeting re-
lated only to organization.
Scandinavian printers of Minneapolis and
ST. Paul have organized q typographical
union with eighty-fve members. The officers
are: President, William Hastrup; vice presi-
dent, Theodore Falkenberg; secretary, Nils
Christie: treasurer G. A. Nicholson.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
to John Mulcare and Kate Fitzgerald; L. H.
White and Julia Ryan; Neal Farnham and
Belle CALDWELL Nils II. Nilsson and Christina
Van Setback; c. A. Greenwood and Bertha ].
Emery.
Hiram Eastman, a gawky-looking youth,
and an elderly female named Maud Lewis,
were found occupying room together on
Washington avenue south Monday night. The
man was released on his own recoguizance,
and the woman was held in $500 for examina-
ton Friday.
Frank Cook, druggist at the corner of Hen
nepin avenue and Lake street, and Fl. J.
Harding, druggist at the corner of Nicoet
avenue. were arraigned in the municipal
court upon the charge Of selling liquor with
out q license. Each gave bail in $500 for ap-
pearance Saturday. 1t is reported that in
dictmentS have been returned against them
by the grand jury.
'Dick'' Roach, the gambler, who was re-
Gently arraigned and discharged in the mu-
nlclpal court upon the charge of vagrancy
by show ing that he was proprietor of the
European hotel at 255 Fifth avenue SOUTH
Monday night met Detective King and pro-
ceeded to give that individual roasting"
He was arrested at the time and was yester-
day fined $50 and costs by Judge Bailey for
using abusive language. He has also been
ordered by the chief of police to leave the
city together with the woman who has as
sisted him in running the hotel